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Mayor's picnic brings family fun to Cowley
More than 1,500 residents attended this year's Mayor's Picnic in the Park in Cowley Recreation Ground on Saturday (7 June) as part of Hillingdon Council's celebrations to mark the borough's Diamond Jubilee.
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Residents encouraged to sign up to new garden waste collection service
Hillingdon Council has approved the introduction of subscription-based garden waste collections to make the service more sustainable, with residents being encouraged to sign up from 9 June ahead of collections beginning on 7 July.
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Hillingdon Council launches new partnership to provide early advice and support services
The council has commissioned the new Hillingdon Advice Partnership to provide health and wellbeing services to support thriving healthy households and further improve outcomes for residents.
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Council announces plan to improve horticultural social care services
Hillingdon Council has started working with volunteers from its Rural Activities Garden Centre (RAGC) to help them secure new placements at its Civic Centre and with voluntary sector partners if the authority's Cabinet decides next month to close the site.
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Council acquires more temporary accommodation to meet demand
Hillingdon Council has secured the long-term lease of 87 family-sized flats in Uxbridge to address increasing demand for temporary housing for homeless households.
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Hillingdon families to benefit from new child weight management initiative
A new child weight management programme called 'Xplore', funded by Hillingdon Council, will benefit dozens of families in the borough when it launches next month (June).
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Council to roll out new parking technology to clamp down on irresponsible parking
Hillingdon Council is set to modernise its parking enforcement by leasing a vehicle fitted with Automatic Number Plate Recognition (ANPR) to help clamp down on unauthorised parking.
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Council calls for fairer funding to support asylum seekers
Hillingdon Council is campaigning for fairer government funding to address the significant financial pressures it is experiencing due to the high number of asylum seekers it supports as well as the increasing number of Chagossian UK nationals arriving at Heathrow that require public assistance.
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Uxbridge business fined more than £16,000 for filthy kitchen and dangerous food storage and preparation
A fast food restaurant and takeaway has been ordered to pay £16,491 after a Hillingdon Council investigation discovered dirty equipment, broken refrigeration units, and inadequate cleaning and maintenance posing a significant health risk to customers.
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Celebrating National Smile Month in Hayes
Hillingdon Council is inviting residents with babies and young children to attend a series of events in Hayes, promoting good oral health and wellbeing, to celebrate National Smile Month which starts today (Monday 12 May).
